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  • By Joko Pamungkas - Pamungkas J (2015) Species richness and macronutrient content of wawo worms (Polychaeta, Annelida) from Ambonese waters, Maluku, Indonesia. Biodiversity Data Journal 3: e4251. doi:10.3897/BDJ.3.e4251, CC BY 4.0, Link
    Science What if your calendar ran on a worm that splits itself in half? Ellsworth Toohey
  • rescues "HELP" sign made with palm leaves saves 3 sailors stranded on Pacific island for more than a week Carla Sinclair
  • rogue wave in Marshall Islands
    natural disasters Massive rogue wave crashes through restaurant doors in Marshall Islands (video) Mark Frauenfelder
  • crypto Is Cryptoland, the "first physical crypto island", a parody of NFT culture? Is parody even possible? Thom Dunn
  • indigenous peoples What's this mysterious penis-shaped island in the Pacific Ocean? Thom Dunn
  • colonialism Inside the effort to save an indigenous Pacific Island language that the US tried to destroy Thom Dunn
  • new zealand Maori wedding haka moves bride to tears in New Zealand Xeni Jardin
  • war Marshall Islands, site of largest-ever U.S. nuclear weapons test, sues 9 superpowers including USA Xeni Jardin
  • MV Joyita found drifting in the Pacific, 1955
    mystery A ship found drifting in the Pacific was still afloat but all 25 passengers had vanished Ellsworth Toohey
  • Science More heat means more energy. More energy means bigger storms Jason Weisberger
  • Image: NOAA
    climate change Hurricane Beryl is historic in all the worst ways Gail Sherman
  • cutlassfish These ribbonfish look like liquid mercury Jennifer Sandlin
  • Food Did you miss National Spam Musubi Day? It's never too late to enjoy this delicious treat Jennifer Sandlin
  • crime Man arrested for "most egregious crabbing in San Francisco's history" Thom Dunn
  • sharks Volcano "full of sharks" erupts Thom Dunn
  • politics Japan reaffirms sovereignty over Kuril islands, annexed by Russia in 1945 Rob Beschizza
  • crypto Cryptoland dead after failing to buy non-crypto real estate Thom Dunn
  • drugs "Ghost ship" washes up on remote island with $20 million of cocaine aboard David Pescovitz
  • Islands Enjoy this weird newsletter/blog about all the exotic Pacific islands you will never visit. Mark Frauenfelder
  • nukes Experience a classic nuclear weapons test up-close in VR Rob Beschizza

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